The Legislative Chamber of the Federal District (Câmara Legislativa do DF) convened a meeting to discuss a significant bill proposed by President Wellington Luiz. This legislation would authorize the DF government to use 12 public properties as collateral for a planned billion-dollar loan from the Bank of Brasília (BRB). Scheduled for discussion at 2:30 PM on Tuesday, the initial aim was to pass the bill quickly, much like the previous approval for the BRB's acquisition of Banco Master in 2025.

However, the current political atmosphere suggests a more cautious approach from the allied deputies of Governor Ibaneis, seeking to prevent rushed decisions. In the past, opposition deputies raised concerns about limited discussion times, asserting that prior proposals lacked completeness upon arrival in the Chamber. They intend to ensure thorough deliberation before proceeding with the new bill, indicating a shift towards prudence as significant financial decisions are debated.

This cautious attitude comes at a critical time as Governor Ibaneis has not faced difficulties in getting legislative projects through the Chamber traditionally. The expectation is that the bill will undergo thorough scrutiny before any voting takes place, reflecting the need for transparency and responsible governance in public financial matters, especially when significant collateral is involved.